The mountains that Sing [open]

Alias turned his pace into a steady slow trot. It would be a hard climb to the top, there was a safer way up but it was a narrow path that widened at the end. Setting down the leg from the bull did he start to sniff around the mountain, "where in the ‘Aumakuas is it?" Alias growled before bumping into the boulder.

Sighing in relief he jumped onto his hind quarters as his front paws rested on the rock. He looked much taller then on all fours. Locking his nails into these holes he made for opening it, tensing up he pulled a few times before jumping out of the way to avoid getting crushed. It didn't go far with the large log that it crashed into, bits of the rock shipped off.

The male poked his head into the narrow crevice, he would just barley fit though with his bulk. Long as he stayed in shape he would be fine. Grabbing the elks leg did he squeeze through until he reached where he could stand comfortably. Sitting on the other side as he waited for Lithium.

"Well there's only one way and that's up," he said as he kept close to the side of the rock, "this place is a labyrinth, easy to get lost." He explained as he climbed up a step. The elk in his jaws rubbed over the rocks surface, every once in a while he traced it, blood smearing. Alias was marking his path this place always hot him mixed up with his instincts, "listen closely," he stopped suddenly as the wind picked up, ears twitching to the soft melody of the mountains song. When the wind picked up it got louder and sang higher notes, when it blew softer the notes got deeper until the wind completely stopped. "Will you look sat that, we're not the only ones that can talk!" he said softly as he once more climbed.

Alias glanced side ways were he could see Lithium through his plural vision, a darkened look filled his expression. He stopped when the path widened, a flat ledge that looked out over the Territory. "Over there is the Dark Forest. The trees grow so close together that they block out the suns light." The brute set down the bone and walked to the edge to sit down, "Over there," He nodded to a river the fell from the mountain, "is The Blood River... there the dirt is red, creating very lush growth and a highway of food. Wanna see?" He looked back at her where he sat.

The midnight hued male twitched his whiskers before going to the water fall. "Careful... its slippery," Alias huffed as he stepped on the mossy rocks as he climbed his way down. "Well? What are you waiting for! Drink the water, its cool and sweet!" The black male called up to the femmen when he reached the bottom. Bending his head low Alias lapped at the water with his pink tongue, once he quenched his thirst, lifting his cranium water droplets falling and glittering on his lips and whiskers.

Alias curtly nodded to Lithiums comment, instead he slowly walked into the freezing water. His body was oddly warm, burning almost. The mongrel parted his jaws  to reveal long gleaming white incisors. Licking his chops he stood still, waiting for something. Soon enough the silver pink flash caught his attention. For a large male he moved swiftly and fast enough to snatch a large trout out of the water, tossing it up in the air and snapping his powerful jaws onto it.

As it tried to wriggle free, causing Aliases cranium to bob up in down. It was a feeble act and just pointless when the brutes teeth sank deeper in with a loud snap and a lifeless  corps. The young male bounded out of the water, carrying the prize, "hungry?" he said setting down the fish and sitting behind it.

"suite yourself.." Alias shrugged as he laid his body down, the scales disgusted the obsidian brute but from his life time he learned that the fishes liver and meat gave a healthy glossy look to the pelt. The rest he ignored which was a waste of food, but it was only worth for the certain parts. "Alright, shall we?" he got up, his muscles strained and flexed as he got up and trotted back home. His large paws made prints in the mush of snow and red mud, almost like his pads were bleeding.

- Sky Den -